The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-10
u MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Flour-Dull and IN
chsnged; receipts %. 951 pkgs; exports, ,3S5
Receipts, 4722oo Du; exports s95,92l bu; spot
lots, %9lc higher and moderately active; OPP
iicDs opened 1s@Ae lower, later advanced IA
&c, closidg firm sales. 4,264, coo bu futures and
$4,000 bu SPOT; No. 2 Chicago 7SJSc; ungcaded
9s12GS05Sc, delivered; No red nominal. size;
7a Ss ciosiDg 7ssc; September, p 5iSssSc
closing soc; October, S ss@Slssc. closing s re;
November, s2@s2s4c, closing s2s4c; December.
closing s51Ic; May. S91l@eO1sc, closing
COrn-spot lots. 1E@Sc and options 5ss1zc high.
ton less active. Receipts 4l0U0; exports, 40.
0C0: sales $50 600 bu futures and 81 goo bu spot.
UngrAded. 451{@4sc; No. 2, 47@iSc store and ell
47c; September, 4894S14c, closing at 1879, Oc-
tober. 4911s@i914c, closing at 4gzc; November,
5o@5o1ac. closing a. 5ozsc; December 5O5s95ok,
Oats-higher and active: receipts, 172, 500; ex-
ports none. Mixed Western, 329S5e; white do,
$7@4io; Stocks of grain in store August g.
S6s,ST2 bu: barley, 6S50 bu; rye, 26579 bu; peas,
s,9l4 bu; malt, 225,25S bu. Hay quiet
Hops dull. Coffee fair; rio quiet at lec.
opening was higher; sales sc. $50 bags; August
81 so; September Sl7 55@S17 20; October Sl7 zoo
Gsl7 20: January ST. 7Ossl7 90; February sl7 %;
May SIS o5; June SIS %. Sugar quiet but
steady; fair refined quoted at 9-l6c refined
lated 5zz@5 Isis MolassesZdIil, nominal.
Rice-frm. Petroleum steady; united closed
5i2s. Tallow steady; S5s. Rosin-quiet; 81 021z@
in fair request; receipts 4,72i packages; western
12@l5H: Pork-quiet barely steady; mess
quoted SIS 25@sl5 IS, old; SIC new. Lard-Mod-
Sc S9Gs6 90; Oct. Sc 97@s6 90: Nov. Sc 9OGs6 %;
Dec. &c S99s6 81; Jan. So $685. 80; city steam
Sc 65. Butter-frm; fair inquiry; western l2c@
str Md dar md
717c@95Sc. Copper-quiet; lake 1012cglO5sc;
Lea6-steady; common 412c@i5sc.
RThe visible supply OF grain on Saturday,
August 9, as compiled by the New YORK Pro
COZ bu increase $751; 69; corn 1909. las bu: de-
oreae 23S 3lS oats sos 400 bu; increase 74s,S2O;
rye 305 All bu; increase $685.; barley l25,S23 bu;
CHICAGO, Aug. s-A lack of new or decided
fee lures 10 influence prices on change made the
session thoroughly unexei'ing. Corn enter
tained the largest crowd of operators, but there
was not the volume of trading that was seen
last week. and the general trade was as limit
long on wheat 1t was a prevalent idea that
one would mske more money by waiting than
by trading. No rains of any consequence were
reported in the corn belt. Market opened I'M
closing prices later eased of about &c, huctu-
sttd within &c range, and closed %95sc higher
than Saturday. The situation in wheat con-
tiDues peculiar one. The visible supply fig
ures showed an increase Of only SIS, COZ when
msny looked for 1,000OC0 bush increase. Toe
staboaId cities showed exports OF over 100000
rush for the As hours. The amount in store in
CHICAGO showed q reduction of about 750.-
CO bush. Prices closed for the first3week of
the month at points where buying might be
expected. At this point but 81 COO blu were re-
ceived while $4,000 were shipped. With all
tbese facts TO consider, September wheat opened
as il closed Saturday, at 69e. 1t then eased of
about &c. but recovered later, advancing 5sGIc
ard closed about 14@ssc higher than Saturday.
Cats bad rather better market all around.
The cash demand was good, and although the
arrivals were liberal. consignmeuts were taken
ard prices were the same to &c HIGHER, as COM
pared with Saturday. The aItehdlnce on the
speculative market was fair, good cash market
ard an improvement for corn had q stimulating
effect, and there was about &c advance for near
futures, and 1465Ec improvement tor May.
IN provisions only very moderate specnla
tive business was done. Most OF the trading was
strictly local. The feeling was little stronger
| early and prices were slightly advanced, ou
during the latter part OF the session, the msrke
Yves easier and the greater portion.of the advances
IVES lost, especially for the near deliveries.